Stateland Cafe

Lovely nice little cafe. Their croissants are delicious! I had the oolong tea croissant and I am loving it! The ganache filling is sooo tasty! Every bite is filled with the oolong tea aroma! Not overly sweet! Perfect for my taste! I also ordered a truffle fries and ice melon tea! The truffle fries are hot and crispy. Well seasoned with parmesan cheese shavings. The truffle taste is not too overpowering. I really enjoyed it! Would definitely come back again to try their brunch menu and their croissants are a MUST!!!

Yummy poop look alike ice cream from this cafe !! Worth a try!! The mochi base is also really yum. And no worries for the sweet adverse like me, its not overkill and definitely finishable that way ♡♡ Update: 2nd visit! Ice cream flavour had changed to black forest & something about caramel bits. So so goood! ♡

A two-storey cafe with rustic, minimalistic decoration. The cafe was full of diners on the downstairs when we were there from 3pm to 5.30pm. It was difficult to find car par park. We ordered the Sambal Unagi Rice, Mentaiko Salmon Pasta and Beef Steak Don. We like the Sambal Unagi Rice the best. The Beef Steak Don is quite nice too. The Mentaiko Salmon Pasta tasted average to me. The truffles fries was nice. Each dish came with a free choice of drink from the menu. My iced latte was nice, but it did not have the choice of skinny milk. Main dishes : $22-$28 Sides : $10-$11 Dessert : $11 Drinks : $5.50-$6 I like the texture of the large mochi donut as it was chewy on the inside. The salted caramel soft serve that came with the mochi donut was too sweet even from the first taste. Accordingly to my request, the salted caramel sauce was placed separately from the dessert. I wished that the mochi donut did not come with the soft serve ice cream, the soft serve melted quickly and mochi donuts seemed to have absorbed the melted soft serve. A male staff who was manning the cashier and also served the food was friendly and interactive. The rest were too busy to smile or exude any warmth.

Great quaint cafe situated along Bali lane. Narrow shop that has 2 levels. They specialise in fusion food and waffles. Each main comes with complimentary drink. I had the tiger prawn pasta which was good but may be too spicy for some people so pls ask them to dial it down if you can’t tolerate spicy food. Their red velvet waffle was awesome! Crunchy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Comes with cream cheese drizzle and berries. Topped with delicious soft serve ice cream. Extremely instagrammable. Their coffee however was quite weak. Didn’t really taste much coffee tbh so there’s some room for improvement. All in all great place to hang out. I will be back!

Location: Opposite DUO. Taste: Good Price: Average $15 per person. Atmosphere: Music a bit loud, place looks a little dark and cramp. Service: Ask you to go upstairs and sit on any "No reserved" sign seat. Then come down and order at the counter, then climb back up and wait for them to serve. Then eat and go. Pros: Dessert ok. Rest not tried. Cons: Only cash/NETS. Staff not very friendly.

Walk from the nearest train station is enough to seek this place for a cool down, which needs a lot of improvement especially on a cloudless sunny afternoon which I paid my visit. Food was alright but could be a lot more affordable given the portion and ingredients. Probably a one time visit cafe for me.